EUROM Outdoor Heatpanel Mode D'emploi page 13

 Ensure that no insulation material, cables, flammable materials or anything else can
come into contact with the heater's surface.
 The Outdoor Heatpanel must not be hung in the vicinity of heat-sensitive or
flammable materials.
 There must be 100 cm of free space around the entire Outdoor Heatpanel.
Attaching
 Attach both hanging brackets securely to the pre-mounted screws on the Heat panel
with the 2x2 nuts (A) supplied.
 Screw both wall supports loosely between the hanging brackets with the 2 screws and
nuts (B) supplied.
 Attach the wall supports using both small screws (C).
 Select the location for the Outdoor Heat panel, taking all of the instructions into
account. Mark the location for the 5 drilled holes (D) on the wall/ceiling. Ensure that
the Heat panel hangs horizontally!
 Unscrew both wall supports and secure them firmly to the marked location on the
wall/ceiling. Use wedge bolts for brick or concrete and ask for advice about
attachment materials for any other surfaces.
 Now secure the Heat panel firmly to the wall supports with the hanging brackets using
both screws and bolts (B). Fix the direction of the heat in the appropriate angle with
both small screws (C).
 Check to ensure that the Outdoor Heat panel is hanging firmly.
 You are advised to ask an electrician to connect the Outdoor Heat panel to the mains
and then operate via a switch. You could also connect an appropriate socket. Make
sure that the electrical cable never gets too hot!
Important! When installing on a wall, the heat can radiate straight out and also 38° down
and upwards. Directing this heat upwards is pointless but is also strictly forbidden!
This could overheat or melt the ceiling and lead to burn marks or even fire. Also, water
may remain in the device.
WORKING
Check for every use:
- or the appliance doesn't show signs of damage.
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